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Dwarf Fortress No Water. Generally, if you want to move water, you can dig a channel to some repository and have. I'm currently doing a game where there is no river or lake or whatever water source. Depends on what you mean by water on the floor. The first issue seems like buckets were unavailable. So, if you're desperate for water then i'd recommend focusing on digging as deep as possible, as fast as possible, so you can collect. My hospital needs water so injured don't die of dehydration, but there's no river, no aquifer, no ice to melt, and the caverns have no. The second sounds like dwarfs were busy with other things, buckets were scarce, or. The first place you’ll run into them is while trying to select an embark location. Dwarf fortress’ aquifers are underground layers of soil or stone that produce water. Dwarfs will take a 'give water' job if they notice a thirsty dwarf not currently in the process of getting a drink (dwarfs on long.

The second sounds like dwarfs were busy with other things, buckets were scarce, or. I'm currently doing a game where there is no river or lake or whatever water source. Dwarf fortress’ aquifers are underground layers of soil or stone that produce water. The first place you’ll run into them is while trying to select an embark location. So, if you're desperate for water then i'd recommend focusing on digging as deep as possible, as fast as possible, so you can collect. Generally, if you want to move water, you can dig a channel to some repository and have. My hospital needs water so injured don't die of dehydration, but there's no river, no aquifer, no ice to melt, and the caverns have no. The first issue seems like buckets were unavailable. Depends on what you mean by water on the floor. Dwarfs will take a 'give water' job if they notice a thirsty dwarf not currently in the process of getting a drink (dwarfs on long.

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Dwarf Fortress No Water Generally, if you want to move water, you can dig a channel to some repository and have. The second sounds like dwarfs were busy with other things, buckets were scarce, or. So, if you're desperate for water then i'd recommend focusing on digging as deep as possible, as fast as possible, so you can collect. My hospital needs water so injured don't die of dehydration, but there's no river, no aquifer, no ice to melt, and the caverns have no. I'm currently doing a game where there is no river or lake or whatever water source. Dwarfs will take a 'give water' job if they notice a thirsty dwarf not currently in the process of getting a drink (dwarfs on long. The first issue seems like buckets were unavailable. Generally, if you want to move water, you can dig a channel to some repository and have. The first place you’ll run into them is while trying to select an embark location. Dwarf fortress’ aquifers are underground layers of soil or stone that produce water. Depends on what you mean by water on the floor.